Free resource
A practical web tool for people who delete DraftKings, FanDuel, PrizePicks, or another betting app, then redownload it or switch when the trigger comes back.
Why this exists
Many resources tell someone to delete a betting app. That can help for a moment, but the phone still makes it easy to reinstall the same app or move to a nearby sportsbook, prediction market, pick'em, fantasy, or casino app.
The Switch Risk Check gives that pattern a name before the next reinstall. It is designed to be private, fast, and easy to share as a resource.
Best fit
People who say they keep deleting a betting app, then redownload it later.
People who block one app, then switch to another app and tell themselves it does not count.
Coaches, wellness teams, and resource pages that want a practical pre-reinstall exercise.
Not a fit
It is not a replacement for therapy, treatment, peer support, self-exclusion, or crisis care.
It does not diagnose gambling disorder or promise someone will stop betting.
It is not financial, medical, or legal advice.
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Stifle's free Switch Risk Check helps someone name the betting app they delete, the app they usually switch to, and the trigger that pulls them back: https://getstifle.com/switch-risk
View toolThe plain-language version
Stifle starts with one free iPhone app block. Full Protection is built for the substitute-app loophole: the next app someone reaches for after the first block.
For pre-approval outreach, share this resource page or the Switch Risk Check. Once the app is live, the same page can point directly to the App Store.
If you maintain a resource page, the counselor and student wellness kit includes copy/paste language you can use without rewriting Stifle from scratch.
Open the resource-list kit